Jin of BTS Sets Spotify’s 2025 Record for Most Streamed K-pop Song with “Don’t Say You Love Me” at 564 Million Streams

Jin, a member of BTS, has achieved Spotify’s 2025 record for the most streamed K-pop song through his solo track “Don’t Say You Love Me.” His agency, HYBE, announced that this song has accumulated over 564 million streams, marking the highest streaming figure among all K-pop singles in 2025. “Don’t Say You Love Me” also reached ninth place on Spotify’s global chart and remained within the top 10 for 90 consecutive days, becoming the first K-pop song this year to accomplish such a milestone. This track is the title song from Jin’s second solo EP, “Echo,” released in May, further demonstrating K-pop’s global influence. Meanwhile, to conclude his solo tour “#RunSeokjin_Ep.Tour,” which set records as an Asian solo artist on Billboard’s tour charts, Jin is scheduled to hold encore concerts in Incheon on October 31 and November 1. This shows that the global recognition he built while active as a BTS member continues to extend into his solo career.